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On this site, students will find specific information about Level I including class, clinical, school including driving directions to the various clinical sites
Fundamentals of Nursing is the foundation for future courses in the program. It covers the basic procedures and topics necessary to provide safe and quality nursing care.
This course introduces the new student to the learning environment as well as to nursing. Course topics include study skills, test taking strategies, stress management, nursing practice, nursing process, communication skills, culture and ethics in nursing.
On this site, students will find specific information about Level II including class, clinical, school including driving directions to the various clinical sites
Intro to Medical Surgical Nursing is a short one month course that covers drug classifications and introduction to IV therapy and calculation of drip rates in the first unit. The second unit covers diagnostic studies, the third unit is the surgical patient, and the last unit is the oncology patient. This course is a prerequisite to medical surgical nursing I, and must be passed with a 75 to proceed in the level.
Medical Surgical Nursing 1 is an exciting course, covering most of the important body systems that cause patients to have problems. The first unit covers the Blood/Lymph system, the second unit covers the Cardiovascular/Peripheral Vascular systems. Unit 3 is the Respiratory system, Unit 4 is the Gastrointestinal system. In Unit 5 we cover the Endocrine system and in Unit 6 the Skin. Unit 7 includes disorders of the Immune system. There are 6 unit exams and a comprehensive final exam. A passing grade of 75 is needed to progress to Level 3.
On this site, students will find specific information about Level III including class, clinical, school including driving directions to the various clinical sites
Obstetrics is the first part of Maternal Child Health Nursing. The course focuses on the normal aspects of pregnancy, childbirth, and the puerperium. Abnormal aspects of the childbearing period are also discussed. Students will have the opportunity to experience labor and delivery as well as the mother/baby unit as a clinical rotation.
Medical Surgical Nursing 2 follows Med Surg 1 and has 4 units. Each unit is worth 20% and has a unit exam after the completion of the unit. Unit 1 covers the Reproductive system, unit 2 is the Musculoskeletal sytstem. Unit 3 discusses the Renal system and the Eye and Ear Unit is last. There is a comprehensive final exam at the end of the course.
The course covers concepts related to the transition from student to graduate to licensed professional excluding leadership concepts. Legal and ethical aspects of nursing are included.
